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Hawley Was Defeat"
etf By Tripp for
Register of
Deeds.
And Jones Won tHe
THree-Cornered
Fight for Co.
Attorney.
FausRee Holds His
Position as SKer
iff By an Over
whelming
Vote.
Abbott Will Be Re
tained as Super
intendent
Co. Schools.
nominated as Clk.
of the District
Court.
Pannell for Auditor,
Smith for Treasur
er, Cory for Pro
bate Judge,Wil
liams for Cor-
The primary election' for the nom-'
ination of congressman, senator, rep
resentative and county officers held
on'Thursday, marked the close of an
interesting contest. The voters took
considerable interest, especially in
the selection' of congressman and sen
ator,' and a large vote was polled.
Congressman McCleary has for a
humber of- years been acting along
lines and in favor of measures that
did not represent the sentiment of
the voters of this county, with the re
sult that they gave a majority of
nearly 200 to Hon. Gilbert Outtersen,
his opponent.
Perhaps the most interest centered
about the contest between Senator
Shell and S. B. Bedford. Like Me
Cleary, Mr. Shell has not ,been in
sympathy with his constituents' who
had retained him in office' for four
teen years. Seeing no hope that he
would come back to them, and re
membering his attempt to trade off
his office to the people of Murray
county to secure another term for
himself, the intelligent, thinking
voters of Nobles administered a
stinging rebuke by giving Mr. Bed
ford the handsome majority of 400
in Nobles county. Over in Murray
the conditions were somewhat differ
ent, but the political tricksters at
Slay ton could not deliver the votes
they had promised, and Mr. Shell re
ceived less than 75 majority in that
county.
The signal defeat of Senator. Shell
and the majority given against Con
^gressman McCleary should serve as
notice that our people have become
tired of the impositions of the trusts
and corporations, and will use the
potent ballot to protect their imter
eets. It might aLw serve as a lesson
r.-.,
Bedford Nominated for
Nobles County Declares for Rule of
the People By a Majority of 400.
The Strength Developed By Bedford
a Surprise Even to His Supporters.
The Wire Pullers at Slaytbn Could Not De
liver Enough Vptes to Save Shell.
to the political traders at Slayton
tbat the days of political bossism is
at an end. The independent voter
has learned his power and will fight
for his freed.om.
The democrats had no contests and
their"candidates were nominated as1
fellows:
Senator—John Fljnn,lVorthingtgn
Register of Deeds—J. H. Rew, of
Worthington.
County Commissioner. 4th Diet.—
O D. Bryan.
On county officers, the vote by vil
lages and townshipB was as follows!
INDIAN LAKE.
Guttersen 62 McCleary .... 16
Bedford 58 Shell.
Hawley
Cline ...
Crandall
Clower..
Abbott..
19
72
64
.... 8 Tripp.....*.
.... 14 Fauskee
Scriven 2
.... 29 Jones.......'. 33
Smith....-14
.... 33 Humiston 44
,.... 48 Graves 30
S. B, BEDFORD
Republican Nominee for State
Senator."
BOUND LAKE VILLAGE.
Guttersen.... 23 McCleary ....
Bedford. 10 Shell
Hawley 0 Tripp
Cline 5 Fauskee
Scriven.... 0
Crandall 16 Jones...
Smith 9
1 3 is to
Abbott........ 36 Graves....... 22
BIGELOW.
Guttersen 60 McCleary ....
Bedford 63 Shell
Hawley 41 Tripp
Cline 10 Fauskee
Scriven..... 4
Crandall" 48 Jones.
40
37
59
84
/..
29
Smith.... 22
Clower 80 Humiston.... 22
Abbott........ 72 Graves
....... 46
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Republican Nominee for Sheriff.
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F. L. HUMISTON
Repnblican Nominee for Clerk
of Court.
RANSOM.
Guttersen. .... 29 McCleary ,. .. 31
Bedford... .... 51 Shell....... .. 6
Hawley.... .... 36 Tripp .. 20
Cline .... .... 23 Fauskee.... .. 35
Scriven.... 2.
Crandall .... 27 Jones 21
Smith.... 11
Clower.... .... 34 Humiston^ .. 26
Abbott.... .... 38 Graves. .T.. .. 22
LITTLE BOCK.
Guttersen. .... 24 McCleary... .. 14
Bedford... .... 38 Shell.. .. 1
Hawley... .... 25 Tripp. .. 10
Cline .... .... 13 Fauskee.... 23
'V
Scriven.... 0
Crandall..'... 8 Jones..-.... to
•p'.'i
JSmith..... 7
Clower.... .... 16 Humiston..
Guttersen. .... 20 McCleary .. 12
Bedford J.
WORTHINGTON, MINN., FRIDAY, SEPT. 21,1906.
.... 20 Shell ...... .. 11
Hawley)... .... 15 Tripp .. 15
Cline .... 10 Fauskee .. 20
Scriven.... 0
Crandall .. .... 14 ones...... .. 16
Smith 3
Clower.... .... 13 Humiston.. .. 16
Abbott.... .... 33 Graves .. '7
LOBAIN.
Guttersen. ... 33 McCleary... .. 15
Bedford... .... 29 Shell....... .. 21
Hawley,... ... 19 Tnpp......
.. 29
Cline.,.... .... 13 Fauskee.... .. 35
Scriven.... 2
Cranduil.. .... 20 Jones .. 15
Smith 14
Clower.. 16 Humiston.... 33
Abbott 34 Graves 15
WOBTHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Guttersen..,.. 34 McCleary..... 34
Bedford 31 Shell 40
Hawley....'.i. 29 Tripp 28
Cline 14 Fauskee 52
Scriven.... 0"
Crandall'.
v23
Jones*........ 19
Smith 29
Clower 16 Humiston.... 50
A 4 6 a 3 6
WOBTHINGTON—lSTWABD,
Guttersen..... 99 McCleary 93
Bedford 96 Shell ....104
Hawley 98 Tripp........ 88
Cline 48 Fauskee..... .142
Scriven....17
1
Crandall....... 61 Jones.. 95
Smith... ..41
Clower 76 Humiston....
117
A 2 3 5 a 6 8
WCBTB1NOTCN—2ND WABD.
Guttersen 104 McCleary 92
Bedford...«.. 87 Shell... 1131
Hawley .129 Tripp........ 66
Cline.. 43 Fauskee .....135
Scriven... 18
Crandall 74 Jones 87
Smith 36
Clower 72 Humiston ....125
Abbott... 224 Graves.. 68
DEWALD.
Guttersen 34 McCleary 42
Bedford ...... 75.Shell ........ 4
Hawley-i.. 46 Tripp 32
Cline 16 Fauskee 51
Scriven.... 9^
Crandall 33 Jones 25
Smith 18
Clower 23 Humiston..•• 55
Abbott•••...• 89 Graves....... 40
BUSHMOBE .VILLAGE.
Guttersen 27 McCleary
Bedford....... 50 Shell..
.......
fljftwley 35 Tripp ......
Cune 8 Fauskee......
Scriven... 13
Ciandall 24 Jones 22
Smith 19
Clower 7 Humiston.... 45
Abbott 34 Graves.. 16
OLNEY.
Guttersen 21 McCleary 14
Bedford....... 33 Shell 4
ivley 10 Tripp •"24'
ihe 7 Fauskee 26
Scriven.... 2
C&ndall 5 Jones... 20
Smith.... 11
ClBwer 9 Humiston.:.. 24
Apbott 38 Graves 15
Gittersen.
..v.105
Gnttersen
Bedford..
•.. 19
Abbott.... .... 21 Graves 22
GBAND PBAIBIE.
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ADRIAN VILLAGE.
McCleary 43
Bedford...*...102 Shell 45
Hijwley ....... 54 Tripp I 82
Cline 41 Fauskee 102
v? Scriven....11
Cfaudall 29 Jones........112
Smith 10
Clower...
Abbott...
33 Humiston... .102
48 Graves 194
WESTSIDE.
14 McCleary 10
.. 22 Shell 2
Hawley 11 Tripp 12
116 10 Fausked 14
Scriven.... 1
Ciandall 11 Jones. 12
Smith 2
Cljpwer 8 Humiston 14
Abbott 12 Graves 8
HERSET.
Guttersen 34 McCleary 11
Bedford....... B5 Shell 10
Hawley 19 Tripp 26
Cline ......... 14 Fadskee 28
y, Scriven*.... 2
Crandall 18 Jones 16
Smith.....11
Clower 12 Humiston.... 32
Abbott 20 Graves 24
BBEWSTBB VILLAGE.
Gji^tersen ..... 39 McCleary..... 20
19
35
33
Hawley 24 Tripp
Cline Fauskee
Scriven. ...14
Crandall 22 Jones 21
Smith.....16
Clower 13 Humiston.... 44
Abbott 29 Graves....... 32
ELK.
Guttersen 23 McCleary 25
Bedford....... 21 Shell 29
Hawley 35 Tripp 14
Cline 8 Fauskee 36
Scriven..... 6
Crandall.' 19 Jones........ 19
Smith 12
Clower 19 Humiston.... 29
Abbott 39 Graves.. .... 18
If"
SUMMIT LAKE.
Guttersen 28 McCleary 33
Bedford 55 Shell........ 9
Hawley 3R Tripp 26
Cline
.... 37 Fauskee
Scriven.... 0
.... 20 Jones
Smith 17
Crandall
Clower* 24 Humiston....
Abbott 34 Graves
LABKIN.
Guttersen 6 McCleary..... 6
Bedford.. 13 Shell 1
Hawley 2 Tripp 10
Fauskee.... 12
Crandall 3 Jones 6
Smith 2
Clower........ 2 Humiston.. 10
Abbott 8 Graves 9
LISMOBE.
Guttersen ..... 9 McCleary 8
Bedford 14 Shell 3
Hawley 11 Tripp 4
Cline 2 Fauskee 15
Scriven.... 0
Crandall 6 Jones 8
Smith... ...2
Glower 3 Humiston.... 11
Abbott 9 Graves.. 11
LISMOBE TILLAGE.
Guttersen 21 McCleary 13
Bedford../.... 23 Shell'. 11
Hawley 9 Tripp 26
Cline 1 Fauskee 33
Scriven... 2
Crandall ... 14 Jones........ J7
Smith 1
Clower 8 Humiston... 23
Abbott 18 Graves 35
dBAHAM LAKE.
Guttersen 13/ McCleary 25
Bedford....«• 19 Shell ......»• 19
Hawley....... 20 Tripp........ 17
Cline 4 Fauskee 27
Scriven.... 8
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Crandall...... 11 ones........ 16
Suiith 9
Clower i.. 12 Humiston.... 24
Abbott... ..... 21 Graves 18
KINBBAE VILLAGE.
Guttersen 7 McCldary 23
Bedford.. 18 Shell 11
Hawley.. 4 Tripp 26
25
Scriven.'.. 2
Crandall. ..... 16 Jones........ 5
Smith 7
21
23
DUNDEE VILLAGE.
Guttersen 12 McCleary 21
Bedford 21 Shell 12
Hawley 21 Tripp 8
Cline 2 Fauskee 28
Scriven.... 1
Crandall 17 Jones 7
Smith 6
Clower.... .... 15 Humiston... 16
Abbott .... 19 Graves..... .. 16
SEWABD.
Guttersen 23 McCleary... .. 34
Bedford.. .... 37 Shell, .. 18
Hawley.. .... 17 Tripp...... .. 37
Cline .... 7 Fauskee.... .. 20
Scriv6n. ...32 t"
Crandall. 28 Jones .. 17
Smith 9
Clower... 10 Humiston .. 45
Abbott... 24 Graves .. 31
BLOOM.
Outtersen 29 McCleary.. ... 19
Bedford.. 29 Shell...... .. 23
Hawley.. 37 Tripp .. 13
Cline
%9
Scriven
Fauskee 1327
Cline 414
Scriven 156
County Attorney—
Jones 780
Crandall •••••••*........ 751
Smith 362
Register of Deeds—
Tripp.............
Hawley
Clerk District Court—
-J"
25
Fauskee... ... 22
Scriven.. ..21
Crandall. •. •.. 28 Jones.. •. .. 19
Smith 4
.. 42
Abbott... 34 Graves .... .. 18
WILMONT.
Guttersen ....
Bedford......
Hawley
Cline
Crandall
Clower..-^^ ^,,":
Abbott....-.. .f 20 Graves
16
22
.26 McCleary....
19 Shell........
14 Tripp........ 37
11- Fauskee 30
Scriven.... 1
.... 28 Jones........
Smith..... S
22
WILXONT VILLAGE
Guttersen 28 MeCleary .... 18
Bedford....... 36 Shell........ 10
Hawley ....... 26 Tripp........
Cline 22 Fauskee
19
22
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1
Crandall 19 Jones
Smith..... 8
Clower........ 15 Humiston.... .30
Abbott........ 18 Graves ....... 30
16
LEOTA
Guttersen 10 McCleary.... 36
Bedford 19 Shell 34
Hawley 42 Tripp......*. 5
Cline 4 Fauskee 40
Scriyen.... 1
Crandall 16 Jones 18
Smith 8
Clower 16 Humiston.... 27
Abbott 34 Graves 14
THE TOTALS
Congressman—
Guttersen...
McCleary....
Senator—
Vote Maj
1034
Bedford 1201
Shell 717
Sheriff—
176
....... 858
484
757
29
958
903
Humiston .1206
Clower. ................ 634
School Superintendent—
55
572
Abbott.. .1418
Graves................# 977
The following had no opposition
and.their total vote is given:
Representative, S. O. Morpe.i.. .1418
Auditor, E. C. Pannell......... 1681
Treasurer, E. K. Smith ..1668
Probate Judge, C. M. Cory 1643
Coroner^ Dr. W illiams 15431
436
W. F. Moss was elected county
commissioner from the second dis
trict, retiring Fred H. Tiemens.
Riches and Usefulness.
Better be useful than rich, but nev*
er forget that It Is possible to be both.
—Earl M. Pratt 1
6lE-
The Worthington Lyceum As
sociation has secured for their enter
tainment course, this season, a list
of -talent that is unexcelled upon
the platform today. Seldom does a
city the size of Worthington, get
the opportunity of listening to
such celebrities as will appear in
this course.
So popular has each become
throughout the Lyceum and the
demands become so great that they
can only respond to a part of the
many calls. Because of thin they
were secured last May, at the very
first of the season. This has been
done for Worthington and the as
sociation earnestly desire the hearty
co-operation ot every citizen that
the course may be a complete
success.
Below is given a brief statement
of the numbers in the .course.
Farther advertising matter will
reach you latter.
Herbert Leon Cope—Mr. Cope is
hard to label he is in a class by
himself and has a style of his own.
He is a Humorist, Entertainer,1
Philosopher and Lecturer all com
bined. He never fails to please.
The Chioago' Glee Club—This Glee
Club is recognized as the best in
the Lyceum. In. addition to th&r
wonderful singing, they comprise a
Trombone Quartette which is con
sidered by some to be the feature of
the entertainment.
Father Vaughan—The great
dramatic orator comes next. In
seven years he has risen to the top
as a lecturer and has no superior.
He has been called back to one city
seven times, and they want him
again.
Salisbury Orchestra—-This orohea-
ington. They have been here aind
everybody who heard them
clamored for their return. In
addition they have with them this
year Abbey Rose Wood, the noted
soprano singer.
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulis—Dr.
Gunsauliq is recognized as the'
World's Greatest Preacher and
Lecturer. He only consents to fill
a limited number of engagements
each year, and we have one of
them.
Don't fail to secure a ticket.
Methodist Episcopal Church
The Sunday school will hold its
annual rally day service at the Sun
day school hour next Sunday.
In the morning the pastor will
preach on the subject. "A Life-long
Delusion." The subject of the even
ing sermon, "An Apostle's Exhorta
tion."
At the Congregational Church
Services iu the Maccabee hall at
10:45 a. m. "Does it Weaken "the
Truth to Give it a New Termauldgy,"
will be the subject of the sermon by
Mr. Evan\
The Sunday school at 12 m.
The evening service at 8 p. m. Sub
ject, "A Winning Faith." A fi/teen
minute song service proceeding the
eyening service.
Fall Millinery Opening.
I will show an exquisite line of
Millinery on Saturday, September
29th. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
*•**&
Subscription
$1.50 Per Year
'W
lfe
NO. 49
A LECTURE COURSE
Some Fine Talent Secured For
Worthington Course
This Season.
4$
I
,..^3
Miss Faht.
Public Sale.
By the Administrator of the es
tate of Samuel Peterson, deoeased,
on the Samuel Petersen farm, on
the Section 8, 100, 39, four miles
north and two miles west of Harris,
and three miles south of Round
Lake, on Tuesday, September 25th,
1906, at ten o'clock a. m. —13^head
of horess, 141 head of cattlle, 31
head fo hog farm machinery.
Terms:'—All sums of $10 aud un
derr cash. On sums over that a
mount a credit of 10 months will be
given on approved notes bearing 8
per cent interest from date.
A.. L. Love Admin.
E. J. McFarland., Auct.
Chas. Nineaber, Clerk.
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